Seems far easier to just use ADB. Especially rather than trusting a codebase you don't know, and an app you don't know.
I also find it better to use ADB, list all apps installed, remove what I personally choose, instead of a list by others.
It's fairly easy:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.youtube # Youtube adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.partnersetup # Google Partner Setup (Some kind of inter-app sync service)
It's the best you'll typically get. It's deactivated, but still in the ROM of course.
And you can set it up without a laptop (although it's easier to so the initial setup with a laptop) and once setup, you have an app that can enable/disable things.
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Seems far easier to just use ADB. Especially rather than trusting a codebase you don't know, and an app you don't know.
I also find it better to use ADB, list all apps installed, remove what I personally choose, instead of a list by others.
It's fairly easy:
(I have a list of about 100 apps I do this with, on mainline android phones)It's the best you'll typically get. It's deactivated, but still in the ROM of course.